Dixon Slingerland pocketed $600,000 in federal funding, including to cover his property taxes and pay for a fancy dinner in New York.

"The allegations against him are serious. We urged the federal prosecutors to pursue him to the fullest extent of the law."

As the manager of financial planning and analysis, the now-former Jaguars employee oversaw the team’s virtual credit card program.

"We're just doing our job, make a living, help our employees make a good living and move on, but it's really freaking difficult to survive."

A foreign diplomat, a congressman and now an FBI agent have all become victims of carjackings in the nation's capital.

New car theft laws were passed. Previously, in Colorado, a car theft’s severity was determined based on the stolen vehicle’s value.

A Macy's employee in Alderwood Mall was allegedly punished with unpaid leave for contacting 911 to report witnessing a shoplifter.

The nation's capital has passed a grim milestone, with over 900 carjackings this year. This is up 100 percent from last year.

Of course crime doesn't pay. But one would-be thief discovered that from time to time it can be an uplifting experience.

One of the biggest telecommunications companies in America is facing a new lawsuit stemming from the theft of phone data.